| Coming to prominence in the early 1960s, Isaac Witkin was devoted to
the constructivist aesthetic as exemplified by Anthony Caro of Britain
and the American sculptor, David Smith. He was part of a
new generation that markedly changed the tenor of sculpture in
Britain. Often made of fiberglass, his sculpture was
especially noted for bright color and its "witty, Pop-Art
look." In 1963, the Rowan Gallery in London held the first
exhibition of his work, and two y (showing 500 of 3542 characters). |
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